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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1973
Page
7
Special assignments focus on emotional issues facing a student with learning disabilities. Liz Elmore, serving 11 counties in Southeastern Ohio, supervises learning and behavior disorders under the Services for Handicapped Children Project in Athens. She is optimistic about progress and future impact.
The Athens area leads a state funded three level program for learning disabled students with 13 units across four counties. Mrs Kilmore and Mrs Elmore describe individualized instruction, testing, and collaboration with principals teachers and parents. A regional center in Nelsonville and a large instructional resources center in Athens support in service training and materials. The new Children's Center will provide comprehensive care for troubled youths ages 11 to 17 with short hospital stays followed by extended treatment options.
Dear Abby answers readers on wedding stag party limits and marriage etiquette. She notes the groom chose to please his fiancée, advises honoring him his way, and suggests alternatives if not. The letter also covers paying relatives for wedding photos and a reader tribute to a wounded veteran athlete.
Readers share tips for boosting value and storage in the kitchen. A reader explains combining frozen peas with cream sauce and plain peas to stretch sauce and savings. Others discuss odd thread colors for sewing, repurposing fringe, and organizing travel bottles for neat packing.
Marian Reeder shares Bundt cake lore from Pearl Wilson Clark and offers a Poppyseed Cake recipe. The Poppyseed Cake uses cake mix water shortening eggs and coconut cream with a lemon butter glaze, baked in a Bundt pan at 350 degrees.
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